A Concord man is making sure that the contributions of people of color during the Revolutionary War do not go unnoticed.

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Although she speaks about it with neutrality today, Izzy says she was particularly fed up with people using the term mixed to exclusively describe a mix of Black, usually Caribbean, and white British.